Human Rights
California’s longest serving death-row prisoner on pain and Native identity
August 1, 2022As the Monache and Cherokee 63-year-old awaits a new hearing for a 1978 murder he denies committing, Douglas Ray Stankewitz shares the cultural tools and memories he depends on to stay alive.
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William Z. Foster’s 1922 trial showed it’s the working class that defends democracy
May 5, 2022The battle for human rights has always been fought between the employing and working classes.
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Corporate media steps up false claims about human rights in Vietnam
April 26, 2022The campaign aims to destroy the country’s candidacy for the Human Rghts Council of the UN.
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Three musts worldwide: Oppose war, dismantle weapons, and prevent nuclear annihilation
March 25, 2022Regarding the Ukraine-Russia war, we want negotiations and agreements, not threats, armaments, soldiers, and refugees.
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‘Morals of the Market’: When human rights cover for neoliberal hegemony
August 30, 2021It's a timely book, as shown by the escalating accusations between the U.S. and Chinese governments over what constitutes human rights.
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